Creating virtual product shots reduces the need for photography. But those shots need to be accurately shaded, lighted, and rendered to seem realistic. 3ds Max can help. It’s a powerful application for design visualization. In this course, you’ll learn to shade, light, and render a product shot in 3ds Max. Aaron F. Ross leads you through the entire production workflow, starting with a prebuilt CAD model. Once the model is imported and the scene is organized for 3ds Max, Aaron shows how to create Arch & Design materials, construct several different lighting setups, render in mental ray, and color correct in Adobe After Effects. Explore the power of 3ds Max to present your product renderings in their best light.
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Thanks again, U.N.Owen!
Thanks for uploading man but I think this mentor must learn more ! Even my students could render better than this crap !
Man, that render looks sooo bad, what the hell Lynda??
I hope there is solid workflow for the render layers at least. Shocked.
Lynda seems to put quantity over quality. Thx to the uploader nevertheless.
What a piece of shit!? Who this mentor is going to teach? He has to study for a few years before teaching anybody!
http://digitalartsguild.com/about-us-category-menu/58-aaron-f-ross.html lol this is instructors portfolio… beginners teach beginners…